Just wondering if Paul will come out with an old Moog syle 8 or 12 band fixed filter bank with passive R/C networks being set up w/ discrete trasistor pre amp and output stages. I'm working on one now myself because I have a Bruel & Kaejer 1/3 oct filter bank from 1959 all passive but I can only "dial" one band at a time and modification would be a pain in the ba-zoo. By the way ....I love my dark star and feed it through MOTM 420s' and the big old B&K filter bank to get a tree full of locust bugs singing @ 1250 Hz peak band pass freq. selection. - Awsome for some of my more ambient music compositions. I have a modular rack that is 2 1/2 feet tall 8 1/2 " deep and the obvious 19" across with custom made modules from my head and from schematics of various synth manuals and electro-notes. Bernie is so freakin' uptight when people post that stuff on the net! oh well.... I digress on this comment. I just like fixed filter banks because You can get a small band or "cluster" of related tones and once I heard the things a very tight narrow band pass function can do (i.e. fixed filters in paralell) w/ pot control per band- it was love at first tweak- feed white noise or ring mod garbage in and then get a really warm cluster of tones out from turning up just a couple bands and experimenting! nice. I do some real ambient stuff and some other more Skinny Puppy cyber-punk music too - Gary Numan is a fave too. Ummm - Skinny Puppy = not to be confused with the more esoteric group "Chubby Kitty" he- he OK OK - !!!! bad joke..- , so sue me..... Ta- William Hanson. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com
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Re: [motm] fixed filter bank development.
2000-04-07 by william Hanson
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